As the US steps back from Europe, the Russian threat offers Brussels a unifying cause – and Ukraine the army needed to sustain confrontation Read Full Article at RT.com
As the US steps back from Europe, the Russian threat offers Brussels a unifying cause – and Ukraine the army needed to sustain confrontation Read Full Article at RT.com
An IED blast has killed at least three people at a restaurant in central Moscow, Russia’s antiterrorism committee has said Read Full Article at RT.com
Local officials in Lower Saxony are blocking AfD candidates from running, using intelligence reports instead of courts or due process. Read Full Article at RT.com
The news doesn’t stop when markets close. Hosts David Gura, Christina Ruffini and Tim Stenovec bring clarity, context and a bit of humor to the weekend’s biggest headlines, LIVE from New York. Joined by Seaport Research Partners Chief Equity Strategist Jonathan Golub, Utah Governor Spencer Cox,
Bloomberg's Josie Cox says artificial intelligence is creating new social divisions as disagreements over its use increasingly shape workplaces, relationships and personal identity, with skepticism driven by concerns over authenticity, ethics and creativity. She says employers are increasingly encou
Think tanks bring together experts and shape debates in Washington, but how do you measure the value of an idea? From the Aspen Institute to the Heritage Foundation, this episode explores the business of ideas, the billions of dollars behind America's leading think tanks, and how they measure succes
Bond investors including Brandywine Global Investment Management and Wellington Management say the risk of a deeper Treasury rout is rising as Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh keeps investors in the dark about how officials will respond to the evolving economy.
Former US Ambassador to Israel Tom Nides says there is no lasting military solution to the conflict with Iran, arguing that renewed negotiations involving regional allies offer the only realistic path to reopening the Strait of Hormuz and addressing Tehran's nuclear program. He also says regime chan
Younger Chinese professionals moving away from the traditional baijiu drinking culture, premium bottled water gaining traction with wellness-focused consumers, and historic government buildings across Europe being converted into luxury hotels. Bloomberg News' Nathan Hager joins David Gura and Christ
The one-way trade in semiconductor stocks that has defined equity markets this year is coming unglued, triggering stomach-churning volatility as investors grow increasingly concerned that the fire-hose of artificial intelligence spending won’t continue.
Bloomberg Space Reporter Loren Grush says investors will use SpaceX's first public earnings report to gauge progress on Starship, Starlink, AI infrastructure and the company's long-term growth strategy following its blockbuster IPO. She says Starship's latest test marks meaningful progress, but majo
Currency traders are on high alert for more joint intervention by Japan and the US when trading gets underway in Asia on Monday after coordinated operations in Tokyo and New York last week triggered a dramatic rebound in the yen.
Bloomberg's Jeff Mason and Dan Williams say President Donald Trump is pausing planned military action against Iran to allow negotiations over the Strait of Hormuz and Iran's nuclear program to continue, while warning the pause depends on reaching a deal quickly. They say Israel remains cautious, Gul
After spending years and hundreds of millions of dollars, Johnson and Johnson has won FDA approval for its new surgical robot Ottava. Can it challenge the dominance of competitors who entered the race years earlier, or is the market already spoken for? (Source: Bloomberg)
ANZ Group Holdings Ltd. and National Australia Bank Ltd. are among lenders bankrolling Blackstone Inc.’s A$36 billion ($25.3 billion) purchase of HSBC Holdings Plc’s Australian retail loan portfolio, the Australian Financial Review reported Sunday, citing unnamed sources.